CEO + Founder: @TheAnchorSchool. URI Alum. ⚓ Go Rhody! Doctoral Alum ‘23 @VanderbiltU. Former USA Track Athlete. TFA Alum: Houston '07. IG: @DestinyTrack42
Guess what?! I graduated from Vanderbilt University with my doctorate with a 3.98 GPA. On paper, I wasn’t supposed to make it this far in life: I lost my mom to drugs, stepfather to murder, dad who is still incarcerated, was homeless and in foster care... But GOD 👩🏾🎓✨
When I look at my life right now, I see someone who has already built so much:
a successful career,
financial stability,
a home,
a beautiful daughter,
loving family support,
a future.
I truly am so grateful.
Because silence reveals things that effort can hide. When you’re constantly working, fixing, planning, forgiving, and pursuing, it’s hard to see what the other person is actually contributing.
Imagine spending years showing up as if you were building a future together while simultaneously carrying the burden of wondering whether they were fully in it with you. That has to be exhausting and hurtful.
You give more. They receive more. You ask for connection. They pull away. You work harder. They invest less. You explain more. They listen less. You become exhausted.
@An0rexik There are many possible reasons. Maybe it’s comfort, financial stability, familiarity, a child, fear of change, convenience or several things at once. Sometimes people stay in relationships they no longer nurture because the relationship still provides something for them.
@_Mulaamamii I don’t think many people go into this imagining that outcome to be honest. Sometimes you find out someone hates you after the baby is conceived. Either way, the child is here so try to protect their hearts and minds the best way you can.
@LebooooR Accurate. If you stay, they will cheat over and over and over again. So please leave. You’ll save years on your life, money, and any common sense you have left.